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The Kryptographik Podcast - News reviews and Interviews covering Horror, Science Fiction and Dark Fantasy.
Submitted by Lord Shaper on Mon, 29/06/2009 - 09:13.
 Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 29th episode, we discuss Barry Nugent's Fallen Heroes and Modern Horror vs. "Torture Porn." We also give our thoughts regarding the trailers for Transformers 2, Public Enemies, Moon, The Final Destination (in 3-D!), Terminator: Salvation, Drag Me To Hell, Halloween 2, Pandorum, The Surrogates, Inglorious Bastards, Tim Burton's 9, Sherlock Holmes, The Road, Sorority Row, Whiteout & Zombieland. Thanks to the Everything Comes Back to 2000AD podcast for the clip! Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Submitted by Lord Shaper on Mon, 08/06/2009 - 09:15.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 28th episode, we discuss the re-launch of the Titanium Rain comic book series (this month's sponsor); indie films Nun of That, Nightmare & Family Demons; writing for Fangoria.com & HeroesCorner.com; what we picked up on Free Comic Book Day and which upcoming comics you should look out for Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Links from the Show Titinium Rain Nun of That Nightmare Family Demons Submitted by Lord Shaper on Wed, 08/10/2008 - 19:38.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 27th episode, we're joined by Bob Bretall, co-host of the Comic Book Page Podcast (found at http://www.comicbookpage.com/Podcast/), who makes a return visit to discuss the latest Hellblazer Trade Paperback: The Laughing Magician. We also discus our opinions on various comic artists, art theory, storytelling, Vertigo comics past & present, Pigeons from Hell, Roadkill Zoo, and the conclusion of Joe Hill's Locke & Key. Nearly 93 Minutes of Kryptography in only 42.5 MB Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Also remember to Digg our podcast here: Digg Kryptographik And Vote for us on Podcast Alley: Vote for Us Submitted by Lord Shaper on Thu, 04/09/2008 - 00:06.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 4th Direktor's Kut, Brian and Damian sit down with Kat and Josh from the comic, Titanium Rain, which is being published by Archaia Studio Press. This is the first in the series of interviews and comic commentary that well will be doing so if you have your copy of Titanium Rain #1 go and get it and be ready to go through the book page by page with all of us! 109 minutes of Kryptography in only 49.8 MB Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Also remember to Digg our podcast here: Digg Kryptographik And Vote for us on Podcast Alley: Vote for Us Links from the Show Titinium Rain Submitted by Lord Shaper on Tue, 05/08/2008 - 15:35.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 4th Kryptik Musings, Damian had the chance to record a panel all about Hellboy 2 which has been out for a month in the US but still has to hit the Australian shores. 32 minutes of Kryptography in only 14 MB Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Also remember to Digg our podcast here: Digg Kryptographik And Vote for us on Podcast Alley: Vote for Us Submitted by Lord Shaper on Mon, 28/07/2008 - 15:25.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 26th podcast, we speak with Bob Caton & Michael Bann about their new comic, The Victorian Horrors of Old Mauch Chunk. We discuss where the story follows and strays from actual history, the real world town where the story takes place, the horror, steampunk and adventure elements of the story, viral marketing, promotions with businesses related to the comic, working with Diamond Comic Distributors as a new publisher, and Australia's Big Electric Cat. The first issue of The Victorian Horrors of Old Mauch Chunk will be released in September 2008. 83 minutes of Kryptography in only 38 MB Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Also remember to Digg our podcast here: Digg Kryptographik Links from the Show The Victorian Horrors of Old Mauch Chunk Enter the Escape to Old Mauch Chunk contest for a chance to win a prize package that includes a trip to Old Mauch Chunk and a tour of locations seen in the comic. Enter Kryptographik as the Store on the entry form for a chance to win one of Professor Ocularo's X-Ray Monocles. Watch a trailer for the comic And Read the characters' diaries and Journal entries Submitted by Lord Shaper on Mon, 14/07/2008 - 23:06.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 25th podcast, we discuss Stan Winston; Vincent Price Comics; Halloween Comics (based on the films by John Carpenter); the upcoming Robotech film; film adaptations of Clive Barker's books, including the upcoming Midnight Meat Train; the sequel to the film The Descent; and a reading by Neil Gaiman from his soon to be released novel The Graveyard Book, followed by a Q&A session recorded by Damian during a recent bookstore appearance in Australia. Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book will be released in America on September 30, 2008. 65 minutes of Kryptography in only 26 MB Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Also remember to Digg our podcast here: Digg Kryptographik Links from the Show Stan Winston Vincent Price Comics Halloween Comics The Official Clive Barker Website - Revelations Midnight Meat Train The Descent 2 (a.k.a. The The De2cent) Neil Gaiman The Graveyard Book (available for pre-order) Submitted by Lord Shaper on Tue, 01/07/2008 - 12:33.
Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, and commentary regarding horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. Due to scheduling issues, we've decided to release solo episodes called Kryptik Musings to bridge the gap until we release our next podcast. In our third Kryptik Musings podcast, Damian speaks with Ben Templesmith, artist on 30 Days of Night and Fell, and wrtier/artist of Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse and the upcoming Welcome To Hoxford, published by IDW. Listen to our streaming audio online at: Direct Download (iPod not required) Visit our homepage for show notes, links and iTunes/Zune/Podcatcher feeds at: Also remember to Digg our podcast here: Digg Kryptographik Ben Templesmith Submitted by Hellstorm on Thu, 05/06/2008 - 13:49.
 Kryptographik is a trans-continental podcast featuring Brian (in the U.S.) and Damian (in Australia), providing news, reviews, commentary and interviews covering horror, dark fantasy and science-fiction. In our 24th podcast, we have the second half of our horror comics discussion with Bob Bretall (continued from Kryptographik 23). We spend most of the episode discussing Locke & Key, written by Bram Stoker Award-winning author Joe Hill and published by IDW. We also discuss Max Allen Collins' Johnny Dynamite, published by AiT/PlanetLar, and Suckulina: Vampire Temp ("The sexiest Torture Princess in Hell's history"), published by Moonstone Books. 49 minutes of Kryptography in only 22 MB Direct Download: For streaming audio, video and more, visit: Join our forum at: Get Kryptographik gear (including Convention Bags & T-Shirts) at: And Vote for us on Podcast Alley Links Locke & Key Joe Hill Johnny Dynamite Suckulina: Vampire Temp ("The sexiest Torture Princess in Hell's history") Submitted by Hellstorm on Mon, 02/06/2008 - 22:29.
I recently viewed Richard Griffin's seventh independent feature film, Beyond The Dunwich Horror, at the Columbus Theater in Providence, RI. I can say without reservation that watching Beyond The Dunwich Horror is like watching a Lovecraft adaptation by Dario Argento, with Mario Bava on cinematography and Lucio Fulci on special effects. If I didn't meet the cast afterwards in the lobby, I'd swear that Richard Griffin found an old Italian Giallo (pulp-ish horror film) no one knew about and added his name to the title credits. Even the score (by Tony Milano) sounds like a score by occasional Argento collaborator Goblin. If the above names aren't familiar to you, this may not be your type of film. If you're a fan of Bava's Blood and Black Lace, Argento's Suspiria or Fulci's Zombi 2, then you're in for a treat. Richard Griffin could have simply lifted elements from some of his favorite horror films and created a pastiche, but thankfully for us he's aimed significantly higher. Rather than a direct adaptation or updating of H.P. Lovecraft's classic short story (The Dunwich Horror), Griffin has woven the original tale into the backstory of Beyond The Dunwich Horror, which brings us up to date on what's been happening in Dunwich the last few decades. The audience is told two stories at once. The film starts out with someone (whom we later learn is named Andrew) found washed up on Dunwich's shore. His brother Kenny comes to town to find out why Andrew has been locked up in a psychiatric hospital, conscious yet incapable of communicating with anyone. Kenny's story is intercut with scenes from Andrew's story, as told to Kenny over the course of his investigation. Kenny (and the audience) also learn the essence of Lovecraft's original story, as it's used to give context to the events in the film. If you've recently said to yourself (or anyone else), "they don't make horror films like they used to," I'm happy to tell you that Richard Griffin (along with his cast and crew) just did. --- There's going to be another screening on June 13th at the Cable Car Cinema & Cafe ("The Theater with the Couches", more info at http://www.cablecarcinema.com/ ), followed by some screenings on the horror film festival circuit, and a DVD release in 2009. |
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